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The Brain Eaters [Region 2] | DVD

Starring: Ed Nelson, Alan Frost, Cornelius Keefe, Joanna Lee, Jody Fair
Directed By: Bruno VeSota
Also With: Ed Nelson (Producer), Lawrence Raimond (Cinematographer), Carlo Lodato (Editor), Roger Corman (Producer), Stanley Bickman (Producer), Gordon Urquhart (Writer), Robert A. Heinlein (Writer)

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DVD

Run Time:

60 minutes

Format:

PAL

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Direct Video

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Sales Rank:

137,343th

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 2 reviews)

Edited loose adapation of Heinlein's Puppet Masters, w/ Leonard Nimoy. by R. Christenson (Pine, CO USA)

3 Stars
October 30, 2005
Supposedly The Brain Eaters was a loose and unauthorized adaptation of the classic science fiction novel The Puppet Masters by Robert A. Heinlein (Starship Troopers, Space Cadet, Friday), but when Heinlein threatened to sue, the producers settled by editing the film to change it sufficiently, resulting in releaseing a one hour movie. It's about small invading alien parasites from outer space. They attach themselves to the human spine and take over the human mind. It has one of the more interesting space ships, though not shown in flight. An investigator crawls into the spaceship through the hatch and into an interior tunnel that he follows without turning or backing up, and it leads him back out the same hatch. The Brain Eaters has one of Leonard Nimoy's earliest appearances as an older scientist. Later Nimoy played Mr. Spock on Star Trek, where the Puppet Masters idea was used again in the episode "Operation Annihilate!" in which Spock is the victim/host of one of the parasites.

Those Nasty,Evil Little Parasites!!

5 Stars
August 22, 2002
In this classic 1958 horror film,evil furry little parasites from the earth's core ,invade the brains of the intellectual elite and misguide them to create a higher order to fit their needs.But the Good Guys provide a little electrical persuasion convince those nasty,evil parasites to go back where they came from.The film is even better if watched in 3-D!!

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